Digital Infrastructures for Research 2017

Session

Interoperability presentations

30 Nov 2017, 11:00

The Square Meeting Centre

Conveners

Interoperability presentations

• Gergely Sipos (EGI.eu)

14. Bringing Europeana and CLARIN together: Dissemination and exploitation of cultural heritage data in a research infrastructure

Dr Maria Eskevich (CLARIN ERIC)

30/11/2017, 11:00

Presentations

We present the joint work by Europeana (http://www.europeana.eu), a European cultural heritage (CH) infrastructure, with CLARIN (http://www.clarin.eu), a European research infrastructure, to make promptly available for research use the vast data resources that Europeana has aggregated in the past years. Europeana provides access to digitised cultural resources from a wide range of...

114. O2A - Data Flow Framework from Sensor Observations to Archives

Dr Angela Schäfer (Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research)

30/11/2017, 11:15

Presentations

The Alfred Wegener Institute coordinates German polar research and is one of the most productive polar research institutions worldwide with scientists working in both Polar Regions – a task that can only be successful with the help of excellent infrastructure and logistics. Conducting research in the Arctic and Antarctic requires research stations staffed throughout the year as the basis for...

58. International Image Interoperability Framework @ KU Leuven (Belgium). Current applications and future projects

Roxanne Wyns (KU Leuven - LIBIS)

30/11/2017, 11:30

Presentations

There is an increased use of digital resources in humanities research and the expectations towards accessibility are high. Researchers want their material to be available faster, in higher resolution and multiple formats. They want tools for swift deep-zooming on the artworks and manuscripts, for browsing through complex objects in a heartbeat, and for comparing multiple image-based resources...

142. Toward FAIR semantic resources

Dr Yann Le Franc (e-Science Data Factory)

30/11/2017, 11:45

Presentations

The objective of producing FAIR scientific data (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) is increasingly supported by the use of domain specific ontologies and thesauri. Generalizing this approach to all scientific domains and building the necessary multi-disciplinary semantic tools and services will require finding and reusing multi-disciplinary semantic resources. These resources are...

96. Establishing and Extending Open Services for the Scholarly Community: The Bielefeld Academic Search Engine (BASE) use case

Mr Friedrich Summann (Bielefeld University Library)

30/11/2017, 12:00

Presentations

Starting as a library-orientated search engine around 2004 BASE has integrated many new open services and issues upcoming in the academic information network. Very soon the application switched from ingesting database contents to collecting scientific metadata via the OAI-PMH protocol. The open access movement represented and supported by institutional repositories driven by numerous...